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22 Sep

Much of the following is purely speculative but if proven true, we might just witness the best BlackBerry launch ever.
It’s being said that the Storm and the Thunder do not refer to the same device. It looks like the Storm and the Thunder are both new Berries, both with a full touchscreen. The difference you ask? The Storm would have a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard. Just for those which can’t make it without an actual keyboard.
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This is true, or something as big-a-deal as a sliding keyboard. A representative from Rogers told me that Rogers has the license for the Thunder on March. 1st, 2009. However, the phone is still going through testing, and might not be out till later. Wait for specs around the beginning of next month!
I’m assuming wi-fi, thinner profile (or just slightly thicker with a keyboard), and faster processor (650mhz+ instead of 528mhz or whatever it is now).
I also speculate Blackberry will be releasing a destop software music/store media player that will rival Apples iTunes and work with your library and its own playlists through seamless uploading. This program would also incorporate all of the current Blackberry’s desktop software. Each carrier would have available the appropriate store content upon detection of individual wireless provider after the phone’s connection.
I also would like to see the storm with the bold’s leather backing, especially with the possible keyboard (to add shock absorption on the more delicate sliding apparatus).
Oh-and why not a 2mp camera on the front. It’s easy, small, and makes for good times. Video calls could also get interesting with that screen size
Stay ahead of Apple, RIM!
My final note: If there is no keyboard on the Thunder,
keep your eyes peeled for a haptic screen 8900!
cheers,
bhk_8743
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